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Nicklin Hames took a shot to the head from Minnesota's Stephanie Samedy, but still cruised on the court for Sunday's win

Reap what we sew and this harvest of hate violence we're seeing lies at his feet. when you have the president from the highest moral office in our land talking about invasions and infestations, the kind of things that come out of his mouth. it's so harmed the moral fabric of our nation. he's responsible. he's responsible when he's taken no action what's oevrl to condemn white supremacy, even when the it head of the fbi is talking about that. we have a president not taking that responsibility, who's doing a nothing to address the deepening crisis in our country of this kind of violence. >> okay...

Baby boomers between 55 and 64 ended in divorce in 2017, that's compared to just 5 back in 1990. jed? jedediah: thanks, ed. new york has a new law on the books that will provide illegal immigrants within state drivers licenses. next guest lost her son head on crash with illegal immigrant behind the wheel. here now is angel mom. first off so sorry for the loss of your son. i know it doesn't get any easier day to day. can you remind us about his story. sergeant brandon mendoza. remind us how he died. >> on may 4th, 2014 he was hit head on by illegal immigrant allowed to stay in our country. he w...

>> joining me right now, white house supporter politico ella johnson and cnn political analyst. eliana, the president is not backing down from his border wall funding, and everyone knows that was at the nucleus of why that was at the heart of a possible government shutdown. do you see any potential path forward for negotiations? do you see him addressing it head on on tuesday? >> i do think the president is likely to address this with the state of the union -- in the state of the union tuesday. there are two possible paths for the president, actually, three possible paths for the president to ...

We drifted from the west today into saturday, into saturday afternoon. and then after that we'll start to send it and make it head towards western portions of the state. the storm surge later today, right around the time of high tide at about 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., still could be 7 to 11 feet. we have houses with a lot of water because of that. the additional problem after that will be the heavy rainfall, which some of the totals as we mentioned could be upwards of 24 to 36 inches of rain. wilmington, north carolina, one of the hardest hit areas this morning. that's where craig melvin filed...